kolbe pulling the boy up and alerting grown ups.be's mom, a registered nurse sprang to action. >> my focus was come on, baby. >> the toddler revived. >> him and his mom saved my baby's lives. >> children 1-4 are most likely to drown, two to four minutes under water, a child loses consciousness. four to six minutes, brain damage. >> you should help them even if you don't know them. >> kolbe's quick thinking and his mom's cpr training made a vital difference. they are calling them both heros. it takes a lot of people to make a good school day. miss hoffman gets us there safe every time. mrs. migliaccio teaches us all about fractions - and haikus - and the erie canal! miss reeves makes us sound amazing. and miss santoro always takes time to see how we're doing. miss simpkins keeps our school looking great. recess wouldn't be recess without miss basile. and mrs. mccarthy always has tons of good books to read. which makes for a pretty good day at school. ♪ >> jeff skversky has sports with big news from the sixers. >> markel fults getting

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you may know his father was a senator out of the state of florida and a long history the congressman kolbe and so i'm going to run for the senate. you should consider running for congress, and i did. so, this is like the politics of politics. to use my own example of any of you that may have family that consider running or want to know the inside of how to build up your own campaign, i have somei assets that a politician and as candidate needs a. self. you have talking points and youy have to say pick me, take me, i'm the coolest. i want to be the congressman or governor or whatever it is. but the part that comes with it is money. here's what you've got to do. what you've got to do is go outt and raise boatloads of cash. it starts with three groups. those are the groups that you triaged when you are announcing the campaign. family and you contact the person you think you could be a $2,700 check it is cold and you calculated then you go to the believers to use present-day vocal politics president barack obama and trump have a lot of those people, small dollar donors who may be struggling bu

the >> heather: joining us now is harry kolbe on us and he is the director of defense studies and seniorditor. thank you so much for joining u us. obviously, the message is clear, don't do it and the message also going out to russia and iran. what if they don't listen? >> if they don't listen, the good news is we have a lot of options on the table. i think the trump administration's number one goal here when it comes to the crisis in syria is to do everything they possibly can to wind down the conflict. keep in mind, millions of syrians have been displaced throughout europe and is a something the united states does have a lot of diplomatic options to use. for example, we know for a fact that north korea, yes, north korea, that we have been talking about for months now, has been arming the assad regime. they are states can make a bold play and saved to north koreans, if you're going to arm -- lashr all is odd, you can't do that. things like that, trying to constrict the arms going into syria it would be a good first step. the >> heather: i want to talk to you specifically about the north

we don't know, you know, senator murkowski is not among the 13, senator kolbs is not among the 13.re's a lot of other senators in this mix, republin senators. an heller is running for re-election in a state that went for hillary clinton. there's senator lee who is sticking with rand paul. there's a whole bunch of -- senator portman who is in a state where his governor is saying, don't vote for this. there are republican governors who expanded medicaid are saying, if you're getting rid of that don't vote for it, to their senators. this -- there's more in play than you might think. >> on another topic, you've been talking a lot about mike pence, essentially warning democrats to be careful what they wish for. you call pence a zealot, you told the international business times in an interview, he's ideological, i consider him a zealot, in terms of a lot of domestic policies, he would be worse than trump. expand on that. >> i get asked this all the time, what i -- my answer is, first of all, we have a process and order. robert mueller is the special prosecutor, he is going to get to the

. >> senator kolb shar is back. >> okay. all right. mr. pekoske, sank you so much for being here and important work that needs to be done here and with have security briefing. and with lap tops to international airports as tsa administration you will oversee screening travellers and baggage for 1.8 million passengers a day for our nation's airports. given military service and experience and operational leadership, what do you think are biggest challenges associated with aviation security? >> senator, the biggest challenges in my view is first and foremost the training of the tsa work force and support of tsa work force. if confirmed i would like forward to joining them in this effort. but they need to have guidance that makes good sense and i'm not saying that they don't have it right now, just something that i would look at because i haven't been privy to that at this point in time. and also the discretion to make judgments on their part when they see something that might not fit for them. that's very much a coast guard model. we place au